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The Russian Federation is listed as a signatory to the Kimberly Process, meaning that diamonds exported from Russia or imported to Russia are all certified by the Kimberly process.

The only groups in favour of conflict diamonds are terrorists, criminals, gangsters and others interested in funding mayhem, civil war, and terrorism.

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